From Libertarian Tech Haven to Progressive Echo Chamber Reddit’s evolution from an anti-establishment, tech-libertarian playground to one of the most aggressively left-wing platforms online is no accident. What started in 2005 as a decentralized, hands-off community where anything went—besides spam—has become a moderator-controlled political bubble, where dissent from progressive orthodoxy often leads to bans, shadow […]
That’s the neat part, it isn’t.
It is trending right-wing at the speed of sound; they’re perma-banning left-leaning users at whim.
I got banned for saying marines being deployed against US citizens is illegal. Apparently that was too anti-fascist for them.